The British Empire Series volume 5
The British Empire Series volume 5
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The French expedition, consisting of two vessels, under Dumont d'Urville, left France in 1837. It was not intended specially for South Polar Exploration, and was not particularly well fitted therefor. Early in 1838, however, D'Urville attempted to follow up and improve upon Weddell's discoveries, but without achieving any important result. Later, early in 1840, he returned to the Antarctic Region — prompted, probably, by the knowledge that it was to be visited by... other expeditions, which he hoped to forestall. On this occasion he explored (and, in part, discovered) a portion of the coast of what is now called Wilkes Land. His name of Adi'lie Land still stands for the portion he examined. D'Urville had not, however, pushed his discoveries very far before sickness among his crews compelled him to return to France.
Meanwhile, an American Expedition, consisting of no fewer than five vessels, under Charles Wilkes, had started in 1838. It, too, was not intended specially for Antarctic Exploration, having been fitted out mainly to make certain scientific investigations elsewhere, especially in the Pacific.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Me time, to assist in the work.
The French expedition, consisting of two vessels, under Dumont d'Urville, left France in 1837. It was not intended specially for South Polar Exploration, and was not particularly well fitted therefor. Early in 1838, however, D'Urville attempted to follow up and improve upon Weddell's discoveries, but without achieving any important result. Later, early in 1840, he returned to the Antarctic Region — prompted, probably, by the knowledge that it was to be visited by... other expeditions, which he hoped to forestall. On this occasion he explored (and, in part, discovered) a portion of the coast of what is now called Wilkes Land. His name of Adi'lie Land still stands for the portion he examined. D'Urville had not, however, pushed his discoveries very far before sickness among his crews compelled him to return to France.
Meanwhile, an American Expedition, consisting of no fewer than five vessels, under Charles Wilkes, had started in 1838. It, too, was not intended specially for Antarctic Exploration, having been fitted out mainly to make certain scientific investigations elsewhere, especially in the Pacific.
What to read after The British Empire Series volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alan Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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